Hey, I just want to say that you are such a straight forward person and willing to show us where you actually live. We really appreciate you showing us what it’s like there. The city is so much more developed. Crab looks good.
Thanks!! Ya im a simple guy. Lol the building has 24hr security so im not worried about all my crazy fans trying to get an autograph- hahahaha. Im still a very small channel
This looks amazing! Great presentation & would love to check this place out in person 😊. So many really informative and cool videos on your channel too.
Great. Thanks. I’m coming to Phnom Penh for teaching job. I’ve got all the qualifications necessary BUT I’m 64. Do you think that will be a problem ? Thanks in advance
@@MarkGillard-g1x should not be a problem. As long as you’re proficient with computers. - for kindergarten and grade 1 they may want someone younger -- but for the higher grades you’d be great
Steezy channel bro. Is this near downtown? I'm thinking about coming to Phnom Penh to teach English in the next two month or so. Would love to talk and learn more from you if possible.
Going through all your videos. Appreciate you sharing this with us. I've decided to take the same course you did. Start June 25. I owe you a beer for all the help,
It helps support this channel a lot if you let them know I referred you. I will get a small referral fee. Helps me keep making videos to help more people follow in my footsteps
Great little nicely furnished place💕Love the funky bedsheets 😆 absolutely love the two different perspectives of the same view from the two pool decks.
no balcony no washing machine ... how long of a lease did you have to sign for ? how much do they charge you for electricity and water ?.. is it a quiet apartment -can you hear your neighbors ?
You can do 6 or 12 month lease. Electricity over here standard is about $0.25 cents per kw. Im about to pay my first bill next week, so we will see. Its very quiet in regards to my neighbours. BUT theres bars near by that have people belting karaoke sometimes and music. But thats common in Cambodia
@@TomTripsOut thanks for sharing Tom... Great information on your channel... Can you update please on your water and electricity bill for a month? Thanks
@@trevr1969 i pay about $25 a month for that. they combine them into one bill. The water cost is barely anything, most of it is the electricity. 0.25/kw - which is like 3 times more expensive than in North America - I think. my place is very small, which is why its pretty cheap.
Muh boy Tom, literally perhaps the best tip you've ever been given: move to Siem Reap as fast as you are able to secure a new job for a *far* higher quality of life in a *much* more pleasant and charming city. - You'll thank me.
Love the new place. How do you like the area? I'm thinking of a place near street 289 and seems most vloggers live in BKK1 or TTP areas so hoping for an opinion from someone that lives somewhat close to that. Thanks!
I pick this area because its less than a km from my work. I dont spend much time walking around this area, I usually go downtown to catch live music or dance lol
First apt. seemed fine for a money saving starter. Your new condo looks very nice. Both of them would cost 4-10 time's as much in the US depending on where you lived. Enjoy your new crib!
😯 I was wondering why the neighbourhood looks so familiar, and I realized it's pretty much in walking distance away from where I work. Like I could see my office building from 5:37 😂
Hey Tom, Great video bro, quick question for you: are Covid 19 vaccines still required to teach English in Cambodia and if so, are boaster shots required as well? Thanks!
It is not required to teach English. Theres always the chance that a certain school could make it their policy. But as far as I’ve seen its optional. I had 2 doses before i left Canada. And i got a booster here cause they came to my school and it was convenient and free. - I didnt have to tho. Its not mandatory. Let me know if you need advice on getting a TEFL
Both placves look great for the money but I can see why you have moved to the second Apartment...it's newer, more to it and looks closer to places to grab a coffee or a bite to eat etc...and those swimming pools look grand
There is no kitchen just a countertop. In Cambodia 99% of places do not have an oven. Its unheard of. Its already too hot here and it takes too much electricity. But most places will have a glasstop stove or gas stove. I just dont have one. I order delivery for all my meals cause its so cheap. I save more money than my friends who cook
in most countries yes. In Cambodia you do not need any degree. I do not have a bachelors degree. You need a TEFL or TESOL certificate to teach. I can reccommend the one I did if you are looking for a real proper one.
This place was extraordinarily high. It was $300 firsts, and $600 security. Which im getting back soon, i just moved. They dont ask for last months rent in advance
Hey, I just want to say that you are such a straight forward person and willing to show us where you actually live. We really appreciate you showing us what it’s like there. The city is so much more developed. Crab looks good.
Thanks!! Ya im a simple guy. Lol
the building has 24hr security so im not worried about all my crazy fans trying to get an autograph- hahahaha. Im still a very small channel
@@TomTripsOut OMG, Tom, you’re only 50 subs away. Go to Romdeng for the tarantula!
This is sweet Tom!! Love the channel and following your adventure. so good 💯
Thanks! I guess Someone like you can appreciate a home made jingle for my intro song. Lol. Thanks for checking it out
This looks amazing! Great presentation & would love to check this place out in person 😊. So many really informative and cool videos on your channel too.
Cool pools, cozy apt, and within walking distance to your school..once again the food looks delish.
Your new place is bigger and more modern than your old place. Plus, the pool is good for a swim.
Theres a gym on the roof and hanging out space up there but they are giving it a make over right now. I will have to do a separate video when its done
Great. Thanks. I’m coming to Phnom Penh for teaching job. I’ve got all the qualifications necessary BUT I’m 64. Do you think that will be a problem ? Thanks in advance
@@MarkGillard-g1x should not be a problem. As long as you’re proficient with computers. - for kindergarten and grade 1 they may want someone younger -- but for the higher grades you’d be great
Steezy channel bro. Is this near downtown? I'm thinking about coming to Phnom Penh to teach English in the next two month or so. Would love to talk and learn more from you if possible.
Going through all your videos. Appreciate you sharing this with us. I've decided to take the same course you did. Start June 25. I owe you a beer for all the help,
It helps support this channel a lot if you let them know I referred you. I will get a small referral fee. Helps me keep making videos to help more people follow in my footsteps
@@TomTripsOut done and done
Great little nicely furnished place💕Love the funky bedsheets 😆 absolutely love the two different perspectives of the same view from the two pool decks.
no balcony no washing machine ... how long of a lease did you have to sign for ? how much do they charge you for electricity and water ?.. is it a quiet apartment -can you hear your neighbors ?
You can do 6 or 12 month lease. Electricity over here standard is about $0.25 cents per kw. Im about to pay my first bill next week, so we will see. Its very quiet in regards to my neighbours. BUT theres bars near by that have people belting karaoke sometimes and music. But thats common in Cambodia
@@TomTripsOut thank you . keep up the video's
@@TomTripsOut thanks for sharing Tom... Great information on your channel... Can you update please on your water and electricity bill for a month? Thanks
@@trevr1969 i pay about $25 a month for that. they combine them into one bill. The water cost is barely anything, most of it is the electricity. 0.25/kw - which is like 3 times more expensive than in North America - I think. my place is very small, which is why its pretty cheap.
Muh boy Tom, literally perhaps the best tip you've ever been given: move to Siem Reap as fast as you are able to secure a new job for a *far* higher quality of life in a *much* more pleasant and charming city.
- You'll thank me.
Love the new place. How do you like the area? I'm thinking of a place near street 289 and seems most vloggers live in BKK1 or TTP areas so hoping for an opinion from someone that lives somewhat close to that. Thanks!
I pick this area because its less than a km from my work. I dont spend much time walking around this area, I usually go downtown to catch live music or dance lol
@@TomTripsOut got it. Thanks!
Food looks yummy. Nice apartment and great price. What area of PP is this apartment?
Near TK
I prefer the previous apartment. 😊
New one
First apt. seemed fine for a money saving starter. Your new condo looks very nice.
Both of them would cost 4-10 time's as much in the US depending on where you lived.
Enjoy your new crib!
Im actually moving in a month so there will be a few apartment tour videos coming as i view potential options. Im looking for $200-250 a month
I like the new apt Tom...looks more modern
Thanks i think so too
😯 I was wondering why the neighbourhood looks so familiar, and I realized it's pretty much in walking distance away from where I work. Like I could see my office building from 5:37 😂
This is more like it
Hey Tom,
Great video bro, quick question for you: are Covid 19 vaccines still required to teach English in Cambodia and if so, are boaster shots required as well?
Thanks!
It is not required to teach English. Theres always the chance that a certain school could make it their policy. But as far as I’ve seen its optional. I had 2 doses before i left Canada. And i got a booster here cause they came to my school and it was convenient and free. - I didnt have to tho. Its not mandatory. Let me know if you need advice on getting a TEFL
wow thats a serious step up from your old place...baller in PP ;)
Yes, look out Drake, theres a new baller in town
Looks a steal for $300 a month Tom. Roughly how far or how much to nagaworld casino?
I would guess like 5km. $2 Tuk-Tuk Ride each way. 25min to get there in a Tuk tun
@@TomTripsOut cheers bro. Coming there to play poker fairly soon and not sure where I will stay yet.
Botum palace hotel is close by
@@TomTripsOut thanks will check it out
Nice apartment , does the trick , loving the food choices👍 , made me hungry , Lol
Now you need to buy a stove top burner to do cooking and I noticed you do not have a balcony to hang your clothes out to dry. :(
Theres no washing machine anyway. I get my clothes done at a laundry place.
Both placves look great for the money but I can see why you have moved to the second Apartment...it's newer, more to it and looks closer to places to grab a coffee or a bite to eat etc...and those swimming pools look grand
Exactly right
Nice upgrade Tom.
Hey man did you authenticate your degree for Cambodia? I just did it for china but want to know if i can skip the wait and go straight to a work visa.
I dont have a degree. Degrees are not required at all in Cambodia. You just need an employment letter to get work visa
@@TomTripsOut Thanks man! Appreciate the reply.
Didn't see any kitchen space, stove or oven. What's the story
There is no kitchen just a countertop. In Cambodia 99% of places do not have an oven. Its unheard of. Its already too hot here and it takes too much electricity. But most places will have a glasstop stove or gas stove. I just dont have one. I order delivery for all my meals cause its so cheap. I save more money than my friends who cook
Nice apartment. For $300/month? Wow..
Thanks!!
Ah I pass here every day
Do u need a bachelors degree to teach English
in most countries yes. In Cambodia you do not need any degree. I do not have a bachelors degree. You need a TEFL or TESOL certificate to teach. I can reccommend the one I did if you are looking for a real proper one.
Omg that is small. I have satayed in hotel rooms bigger than this place.
What did it cost to move in? First, last, security?
This place was extraordinarily high. It was $300 firsts, and $600 security. Which im getting back soon, i just moved. They dont ask for last months rent in advance